Making pepper mills on the lathe for the Tempe Arts Festival show.

Making pepper mill on the lathe for the Tempe Arts Festival show. Robert, (my partner) and I started to make a couple pepper mill, yesterday, more like last night. We start at 2 pm, and left the shop at 9:30 pm. Hear is what we accomplished. Donate to our Gallery Du Maurier

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Smaller 10" above. These two are a matching pair

Mesquite 12" w/real turquoise

Splated maple w/dyed yellow. One of my fav's.

Burmese figured pepper mills

I tried to mount with tail stock.

Crush grind mechanism

Boring the main shaft with a colt 1-1/16" fostner bit

Newly completed salt and pepper mill for the Tempe Art Festival December 5th through to Dec. 7th 20014

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The making of a sphere jig for the wood lathe, on the fly.

Aluminum block on wood lathe. My goal is to create a sphere jig, (sounds so much better than a ball jig). First things first, I bought the One Way drill jig at the symposium, in Phoenix this year, with the thought of mounting a router. I never thought I would be using it on aluminum. This picture shows my first attempt at making a "T" washer to use to bolt the sphere jig. The second picture has the jig repositioned, parallel to the bed ways, I like this position much better, as it allows me to plunge to the depth I require. Then I reposition it, toward the center by + 1/8" or so. Also you need to play with the speed of the lathe. I believe I was some where around 250-300 rpm. This piece is a cut off, I never measured the thickness. it is just thicker than the 2 enclosed bearing I plan to mount. Also it's thicker because I wanted to add girth, to ensure more rigidity. This picture show the center knocked out. I used the router to go as thin a

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